Supreme Court of India
Bhajan Lal v. State of Punjab & Ors.
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Punjab ,Security of Land Tenures Act of 1953 ss. l4A 18- Applications for ejectment by landlord, and for purchase of land by tenant-I/ tenant's applicr:tion can be ard"ed, The appellant instituted a proceeding in ejectment under s. 14A of the Punjab Security of Land Tenures Act, 1953 but before orders were passed on the application, the tenant initiate.d a proceeding under s. 18 exetcising his right to purchase the land. The two proceedings ended in orders dismissing the ejection application and .declaring the tenant entitled to purchase the land. On the question whether the tenant's
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